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The current "the IDE everyone is using" is VS Code. It's a multi-purpose IDE which means you install extensions to do whatever you want. And for better or worse, there are a lot of extensions. For PHP development specifically, PhpStorm is basically the reigning champion.1 point
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Your composer.json file defines two require keys. The first one has your intended requirements, the second later on is empty. The empty one overrides your first one.1 point
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You could just forget about the session value and SELECT ... ORDER BY RAND(dayofyear(CURDATE()))1 point
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And if you are really going to be a programmer you should enable the filename extensions in your windows install. Makes it easier to tell one file from another when it has an .html or .php or a .js or a .inc on it.1 point
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Tell us what happens with your code. Show us your code in these particular areas. Add some debugging to help you diagnose the problem (echo statements!). Help us to help you. Your saying that something "can't proceed' or "can't show" is not at all helpful. Do some work on your own to find out why things aren't happening. That's how a programmer makes things happen.1 point
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Still no code?1 point
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Virtually every editor out there can support PHP and SQL files. However, defining "support" is a trickier question, as it can be anything from highlighting to syntax checking to autocomplete, and different people want different options in their editor.1 point
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